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Presentation transcript:

We're Moving Where? Come learn about Alaska I’m moving to Alaska? What? This PowerPoint holds true facts about Barrow, Alaska.

Where are we moving? .Barrow,Alaska United States of America In the Arctic Circle It’s a tundra area

Lattitude and Longitude Latitude: 71 Degrees North. Longitude:156 Degrees West.

Physical/Geographical Features The Interior Plains runs through Barrow. There are some interesting animals in Barrow like Wolves and Arctic Foxes. I live in Barrow, Alaska!

Climate Cold and dry Below freezing from October to May The lowest average temperature is in Alaska Less than 5 inches of rain a year Less than 30 inches of snow

Vegetation Grass Moss Lichen Other short plants

Possible Jobs A Fisherman A Miner A Lumberman

Suburban,Urban,or Rural? If you at the picture to the left,you will see many houses.

My Opinion I personally would not want to live here because it is too cold. But,I would like to see the northern lights.

Thank You Thank you for watching. Thanks to google for the awesome pictures.If you want, you can go to google.com for more information about Barrow,Alaska.THANK YOU